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Congrats!

Congrats!

I take mine out as the hatch and become active. I don't leave mine in the incubator. When to move chicks is a personal decision. If you have your humidity up (I run mine 70-75%) and your incubator recovers humidity quickly, there is no reason not to remove them when you are comfortable. (I have...

You could get the Hovabator for incubation, and buy a cheaper styro for hatching. Then you could run the Hovabator, adding eggs weekly and moving the lockdown eggs to the hatcher. Just make sure you mark eggs with dates so that you know how to rotate them out for lockdown. (And you'd still be...